Folk, apostles of laxity a lazy crowd condemned
The piece condemns a group he calls the “common class” for sloth and carelessness. It vilifies their habit of half completing tasks, disorganized desks, and lost minutes, arguing such behavior breeds quarrels, inefficiency, and unhappiness, hindering promotion. The critique, attributed to a McClure Syndicate summary, portrays them as unworthy competitors.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Remembering Farmland Years and Lost Words
A nostalgic villager recalls a youth and a wife, noting how saying the right thing is hard. He admires her quick wit, watches her progress, and laments his own past missteps while urging memory of shared dreams. The farewell closes with a hopeful, quiet good bye.
Moody name origins and Muddiman relation discussed
Moody derives from Muthe as a personal name per one source, while another notes Moody 1 as an adjective meaning morose now, but originally valiant. Muddiman is noted as akin to Moody.
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Moody family history and origins in New England lineage
The Moody family traces back to William Moody of Ipswich who came to America aboard the Mary and John in 1683 and settled in Bayfield Massachusetts. The lineage notes Joshua Moody a Harvard graduate and famed minister, Caleb as ancestor of Dwight Moody, and a claim that the family descends from a Lancaster-era English line. The text also mentions the Pomeroy surname originating from an old French term pommeral meaning appleyard and links to places named Pommerla.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Bananas and Veal Dishes From a 1938 Mothers Cookbook
A 1938 section offers seasonable foods including browned pressed veal and curried bananas. Veal recipe cooks 3 1/2 pounds veal with 1/2 pound pork, reduces liquor, chills, breaded and fried. Bananas are sliced with lemon, coconut, sugar, egg whites, and whipped cream for a freezer dish. Curried bananas simmer with coconut milk, butter curry essence anchovies Worcestershire salt cayenne and serve with rice.
Marys Lamb and Tragedy At School Hint
Fragmentary verse about a lamb following Mary to school. Mentions school and cooking with a tone recalling a literary note from Lippincotts. Contains mixed, unclear lines and archaic phrasing.
Mayme Appleton and Family Rivalry at Grant's Tomb
The Appleton family figures in a comic vignette where Lysander John Appleton visits Grant's tomb and a quip about grass prompts Daysey Mayme Appleton to recall past rivalries. Daysey Mayme, a devout matriarch, exacts light revenge on a lost beau by serving ham sandwiches tied with blue ribbons to twelve girls, leaving the rival empty handed.
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Lysander John Appleton
Daysey Mayme
Mrs. Appleton
Lysander John
Daysey Mayme Appleton
George Matthew Adama
Jesus Rises From the Dead Assertion and Proofs
A sermon outline on John 20 1 29 and Luke 24 84 asserting the resurrection as central to Christian faith. It covers the empty tomb Mary Magdalene and the disciples encounters with the risen Jesus including Thomas faith and proofs of the resurrection.
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Prayer Message on Calling and Guidance in Work
A devotional excerpt thanks God for being called to work for Him and asks for divine direction to know each person’s specific duties and path. The prayer emphasizes obedience and discernment in fulfilling God’s will.
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Pather
Vision of a better life from everyday effort
A reflection on aspiring for improved living through daily action rather than relying on distant dreams. The quote stresses that real change stems from ordinary life and persistent effort.
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Meneterlinck
China Opens Doors to 40 Young Women at Government Schools
In recent years most higher government schools in China have admitted 40 young women students, marking a shift toward expanded female enrollment. The move reflects ongoing efforts to broaden access in state-run education.
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